As part of our work in impact practice, the Building Change Trust recently sponsored the ‘Champion of Good Impact Practice’ category at the CO3 Leadership Awards 2016. The winner was Age NI’s EJ Havlin.

Following on from the accomplishments of Phase I of the Programme in 2014/15, Inspiring Impact NI is delighted to announce that seven VCSE organisations have been selected as sub-partners to embed impact practice within their own organisations and with a cohort of their members in Phase II.

The Building Change Trust is pleased to announce that it has approved a strategic plan for Phase 2 of the Inspiring Impact NI Programme and anticipates Phase 2 commencing in January 2016 with a budget of around £250,000.

Inspiring Impact NI is shortly coming to the end of its first phase of operation and following a positive evaluation and prior to the development of a possible second phase, the Building Change Trust would like to take this opportunity to reiterate and clarify the role and purpose of Inspiring Impact in Northern Ireland.

We caught up with the team at Inspiring Impact NI to find out about their big plans for 2015…

Information Officer Kerry McCarroll brings us some of the highlights of the Inspiring Impact programme from 2014. 

The Building Change Trust  is delighted to award 13 voluntary, community and social enterprise (VCSE) organisations with  Building Change Awards through the Inspiring Impact Northern Ireland Programme.

Inspiring Impact is a UK wide initiative that aims to change the way the voluntary and community sector thinks about impact by making high quality impact practice the norm by 2022. Aongus O’Keeffe, Inspiring Impact NI Programme Leader, has an important date for your diary and some big news to share.

The Trust are proud to announce the launch of Inspiring Impact NI, a new initiative that will help the Northern Ireland Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise Sector (VCSE) place impact at the heart of what they do.

The Building Change Trust’s Inspiring Impact NI initiative recently worked with the NEETS Forum, co-ordinated by the Bryson Charitable Group, to deliver a detailed briefing on the background to and benefits of the framework.

A new online impact measurement tool could help you to improve the way you plan, evidence, communicate and learn from the difference you make.

The Building Change Trust are excited to announce a new £500,000 programme which will help Northern Ireland’s Community and Voluntary Sector better track its impact. 

The Building Change Trust has today tendered for support with the strategic development and delivery of the Inspiring Impact programme in Northern Ireland and is pleased to publish the development plan considered by the Trust Board in June 2013.

Inspiring Impact, of which Building Change Trust is the Northern Ireland partner, has launched the UK’s first ever set of guidelines setting out what good impact practice looks like.

The journey towards shaping a Development Plan for the Inspiring Impact initiative in Northern Ireland has continued with the hosting of an interactive workshop by the Building Change Trust (The Trust) on the theme of ‘Data Tools and Systems’.

Today (9 April 2013) saw a key milestone in the journey towards shaping a Development Plan for the Inspiring Impact initiative in Northern Ireland.

Building Change Trust is pleased to announce that it has developed a strategic partnership with CENI for the development of Inspiring Impact Northern Ireland.